Key: Ab major
Verse 1
G
Am
through the front gate the house was dark
D
Em
C
And the ashes in the wood stove
G
Am
were as cold as the first of March
D
G
C
If you wander till you're weary
G
Am
And your rambling heart is still
D
Em
C
I'll be home up in Rappahannock
G
D
G
Where the clover paints the hill
G
Am
Where a lonesome heron feeds
D
Em
C
When the sun set on the mill pond,
G
Am
D
you drifted slowly across the reeds.
G
C
If you wander till you're weary,
G
Am
D
and your rambling heart is dear,
Em
C
I'll be home up in Rappahannock,
G
D
G
where the clover paints the hill.
Interlude 1
G
C
G
Am
D
Em
C
G
D
G
Verse 2
G
C
Well I heard that you were living
G
Am
Down in Woodhill or Luray
D
Em
C
But I'm workin' everyday now
G
Am
And the fare's more than I can pay
D
G
C
If you wander till you're weary
G
Am
And your ramblin' heart is steel
D
Em
C
I'll be home up in Rappahannock,
G
D
Em
where the clover face the hill,
C
G
D
G
where the clover face the hill.
back here is Al Padaway,
would make him welcome?
This song, Megan,
I like the way you introduced
this song.
It's a command performance.
Put down the water,
come over to the microphone.
Which song is that, Deb?
Well, look on the set list.
Well, Debbie and I are sopranos,
and most blues songs
are written for alto voices.
So we had to find a good blues song
for our soprano voices.
We looked all over, high and low,
and we said we couldn't find one.
So Debbie said, well,
I'll write one just for us.
So we've entitled it,
The Blues Song for Sopranos in A Minor.
there. Laughter.
How did you like the song?
TunerE A D G B E
ChordsG C Am D Em...
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